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Live stock.

HoGs--Choicc, &c; good, 4k@5c; common,
4L@4Kc.
snEEr-Choice 3)Ic; medium, 3G3Hc;
common, $ial 60
LAuBs-Good to choice, $3@5; common,
81 JO(I2 80.
GRAss CArrLE-Choicc, 3l4d3l1c; good,
2Ag3Lc; fair TO medium, 2IM2Mc; seal
lawngS, lI1a2c; feeders, light, lA@2c; heavy,
2A@2bc.
Mules aud Horses.
MULES Moderate demand, ~ 10 1874
hands high, Sl25@l5O; I5l4 10 ~ hands high
$500 lS5.
llousEs-Modcratc demand; drivers, SlOt
also; heavy draft, 500 saddle, $l25h@D
extra saddle, s2cNaDO; plugs, $4O@I5
Texas ponies $l5M0O.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: THURSDAY, OCTOBER e. 1887.

compelled to place their cargoes on barge
IN low. The only large crafts that ruffle the
green surface OF the water juss now are the
iierr.y-poas, The course over which they Ply
is the deepest water, perhaps, at any point
on the Ohio river. But three of the piers Of
the bridge are in the water, all the others
being high and dry. A very strange specta-
Gle is presented to one standing on the bridge
and gazing downward"
LAST fall there were no coal shipments
from Pittsburg by river until nearly the
middle OF November, and investigation
demonstrates that both September and Octo-
Der are very uncertain months for water.
The last coal shipments this year were in the
early part OF uncover four months ago.
The weather-wise do not look for q rise until
after there has been fall of snow.
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EeeststufI-.

HAy--Choicc, from store, S56tlDc, car load
from lcycc or depot, tltDtl7 90, prime store,
SaItaSS'; car load from lcvcc ar depot, Sl4Cl
IL. prairie from storc, 5Oc ear load from
lcvec or depot, -.
BRAN-From store, S5c; from lcycc or de-
pot, ti5CIl6
CoRN-From store, white, h5c; mixed. sc,
from lcvcc ar depot, white, IN hulk, iac; In
sks., ~; mixed. la bulk, asc; in SKIS, b2c.
OArs--from store, white, Nc; mixed. 3lc;
from lcvec or depot, white In bulk. Nc IN
SKIS, 3ic; mixed, Ia bulk, IN; Ia SKIS, Sic.
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DAILY coTToN FIATrMrNr.

NEW YORK.
Spot opened steady and closed quiet and
Pieady middling, csc. Sales, S0l bales. Quo.
Failons were A. follows. Ordinary, &c; good
ordinary, Slide, low middling, OHc; mid.
iling, e,sci good middllng 0i3-lCc; mid.
bling fair, iOxc fair, lie.
Futures opened firm and closed very
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
APPEAL OFFICE,

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct ~, 1887
Money is in sufficient supply for Legitimate
aemands, and those entitled TO accommoda-
hions are experiencing no difficulty in sup
|plying their wants; at the same time rates
hre firm at s per cent, nor are the banks
Supplying any but their own customers
rhere will likely be no softening of rates for
ZONE time TO come.
Local securities are in better demand and
prices firmcr, but transactions are not num-
krous.
The Clearinghouse report is as follows;
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New yorh Dry Goods narLet.

Nav YoRK, Oct. I.-Wlth an order re-
quest aud personal demand ~ marked
steadincss for small 10 moderate assortmcnts.
the trndc IN motion exceeds the average Of
previous years at same date.
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THE RIVERS.
steamers Leaving.
Movements nj the Le,es

Arriyals-City Of vicksburg. Vicksburg;
Rene Macrcady, Pecan Point; Belle Mem
phis, ~. Louis.
Departures ~ vicksburr, ~. Louis;
Rene MacTady, Cat Island; belle Memphis,
NiCksbug.
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eros,sions.

Ho0 Pnoprcr---t.asy; muss pork, sli 50t1
II 20 sugar cured hams, iiN6sli &c. break
fact bacon 1lskrIli NC; clear sides. bacon.
6,-c; clcarIib sides. laicpn, sAc; long clean
bacon, SIC; bacon shoulders, Bic: bulk
pork, clear sides 7s.@7isci clear rib sides,
7,.m7,Ici long clear, ThwINc; shoulders,
5tm5h. a
LlRp-Ticrccs, GJSn7c: half brls.. 7ys@
7,.c kgs, 7,.@1sc; choice kettle, s,s@s'sc;
quiet 80
Pms Frrt-Rarrels, 81. 90 half barrels,
~ 20, kcgS, tl ~.
FiSu-M ackcrcl. half barrels, No. I, 81 80,
No. 2, " ~, No. q, o. 90 i0.lb hit No. |,
81 10, No. ., 81 10, No. ;, u %. Dry herring,
family, 2Sc per box
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Mater. '''''''soa'
I Told You No.

Mr.. Il. A. Ireland, Of Breen, Phillips &
Co, NASHVILLE, Tenn, says. 81 was Afflicted
with Piles for twenty years, and tried
every remedy offered me; finally used the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment II gave me
Instant relief, and has effected permanent
cure. Rnngum Root Medicine Co, manu-
iacturcrs, Nashville, Tenn. 30 cents and 81
per bottle. For sale at Holsters drug store,
No. 2S3 Main street
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Chancory Sale.

No. G.472. r. DIN the Chanccry Court ~ shelby
County. Tenn; Mary D. Donlc, BY her nett
friend, Vs. John A. bcnie. ct al
Under aud by virtue Of n decree entered In this
catrsc On July p i~I, recorded In minnie took %,
page 2a Will ~ special commissioner on
saturday, the Btb Day ofNoyember. 1887,
At " O'Clock m IN front 81 the court house In the
city Of Memphis shelby county, Tenn scli the FOL.
lowing described rial estate. 81 the highest and
best bidder, for cash. to.wit. Lying bcing aud
situated In the Taxing District Of shelby county,
Tenn, late city ~ Memphis, situated on south
court street. and bcing the east half oi LOT No 81
on the plan and mnp ~ the aid city II Memphis
sAid lot beginning az the northeast corner Of aid
lot 81 running thence west with the south side %
south Court street n feet g., inches thence south
"a i,yts inches thence cnst u iectG' nchcs thence
salc cash. X D. JORDAN =
gnorlal
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ST. LOWS No, Oct 0-wool-Rcports
hrc gloomy, but snlcSur numerous and quite
satisfactory. Close money effects the gen
eral business.
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s.ro~-rtc~.

Sua,R-Coflcc 6l.tis'lc, yellow clarified,
1c seconds, g6r6'.c, refined A, b'sCGAsc,
gmnulaicd, 7CeI -, powdered, nc cut loaf,
1i.c. quiet
iucf-louisinna, seaGc; Carolina, O@OIsc,
strong
CAspIr Sticks, all siYc-, In boxes, pals
and barrels, 7,sGg,r, fancy assorted, 3iCaioc,
hrin.
soAr Am CAspirs Soap S@5,lc; can.
dies, fall weight SA@N.
CnKrr New Yofk factory, ac full cream,
iAdlSi &c. Young America, itc
CoTFEE-tommon. 9hr ordinary. 9ltet
Ole. fair, 22a - 'sc. prime Rio 23c; choice Ia
fancy, 2's@2ici old government, 2'teS.ci
firm.
sur - Saginaw. 81 Sj@i 20 per barrel.
sacks, fine, a. 3jCtl 40 cuarc. 81 iOti ~.
pockets. bcachcd. a. ~ mixed, barrels,
siO ~, mixed, 21.@5c.
CANNTn Goons-finc apples Al 25Cti 80
l'cnciics, pounds. standard, 81 ~; . pounds
standard y -. seconds. n hDttl ~. Tuma.
toes. pounds, standard. SlGtl ~. 3 pounds.
standard Oh 2'sat ~. Strawberries. VI a.
Raspborrics, Al ~ Blackbcrrics. Al iSCli -
Green cages, ti 76Cdi ~. Pear, 81 5N6t2 -
plums, 81 GsCtl lS Asparagus, g. 55Cti -
Grcn corn, u 2SCti o.. Grcn peas, q OOt
li5A. Cove oysters. full weight ! pound, a
| Ctl a., pounds, u G,6ti IS, light weight /
| round, UkaGv, = pounds. sal ~ con
| acnscd milk. Crown, :, 7,6t5 ~. Eagle, 81 ~
| swiss, a. IS salmon, " - Sardiucs. a. ~
! mustard snplinrs. g. -. Markcrcl 81 ~
| herring mackrrrl, ~ -.
| MoLAUus-louisinna common tn fair. 21Gl
| so. primo toChoicc, i2NNss syrup. 3tttiN.
| centrifugal. common a. fair 2Na1S prime e
choice, iOCtl5C. fancy, TittiUc. firm.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BAGaiSG-OiSc t7.c.
TIp-si eOCti -.
SnoT-Drop, 81 IS; buck, 81 %.
IIAD-Oc.
Nlris Iron, g. i5CD2 20, steel, g. a5Ct2 %
PowprR -kcg., a. half kcgs. " 1oi guar
ter kegs, 81 ~.
Tonioco-Common, 25@SSci other grade
Woodbury. grease wO0l unwashed, lSs
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Household Supplies.

Kentucky stock, SOS 10 per brl.
dried apples, jdGc per pound from store
dried peaches Wdsc from store.
Warrants Onions g. 2,a1 - per hrl
Cabbage Northern. S,triO per iu1. kmut
llarrrls, taaiO. half barrels, " 2,C9j Garlic
81 per in,
flcsLr- Barrels, 90 500. half barrels, ~
"a 10
Elos-Qniot at iG@i7c.
FRuu-Onngcs. ~ ~ per box e. 5Odi per
brl, lemons, f3Cgi per box. BANANAS 81 ~
? IN per bunch.
-Cocoanuts " per 100. Peanuts
Virginia H., Tennessee farmers stock an
&C., roasted 2.c higher, SHIELDED, To-. Pecan,
Texas, 5@i0c.
RMIss-London Layer, 81, Layers. y 70.
California. s. u.s.
potArou-f Firm, selling AZ NcCtsi 10 per
bu, ~ c0g2 70 per bril- sweet potatoes, g g
per bfl.
Crprn-Ncw York, u 50 per brl and q p
per half brl
Burrrn-Buttcrinc, ii@ihc; creamery. q
@lnc. dairy, lsd%i,, country butter itd Pc
puULruY-Chi,krus srarc; spring, ~ yNt
2 %. old hens. y jnCt1. turkeys, Ss6ti2
dressed chickens, y JOlt5 turkeys, l5@iC,
per n.
G,Nr-Quail. u 10 per dozen. squirrel,
81 - per dozen. Ncnison-Wholc deer so
Sc saddles, loo.
viNraAn-Icr gallon, lOdibc.
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OIL and Turpentfne.
Wool.

CLrvrANp. o., Oct G.-rciroleum-Firm;
A. ". 1iOo, re
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tutCAUo, III, Oct. N The grain markets
oi-ncd castor today on change. but pruvis-
ions started stronger aud sold ut higher
prices. Trading IN wheat was fairly good
during the earlier part " the session hut
later In the day the market ruled quiet
Corn was traded IN quite actively TODAY aud
prices ruled stronger. The activity conferred
largely In November aud MAY deliveries the
former exhibiting the most strength The
frmncss was due mainly ~ the free buying
IT November by prominent local operator,
this being the chief icatup II tndnys mar.
Net Receipts were trihc under the csti.
mates Anticipated arrivals for tomorrow
are quite light, aud this also assisted the
iirmnCss Ia some extent Provisions ", IT,
uihcr strong today yet operators wcrc slow
to follow any advance in prices The n.
ccipis " hogs wcrc lighter Than generally
anticipated which encouraged some buying
II product Tor future delivery early m the
day. The Tact, however that hogs were slow
sale nj former figures checked trading a.
some extent, especially at thc improvement
In prices.
The leading futures mngcd ~ follows
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Stockholders Meeting.

oTT1cr NKNrHr A CHlRrtsros r. r. Co. I
No. lOwALL ST., N. v, Oct s. 1871
rT'IiE annual meeting Of the siockholden Of the
Il company for the election u directors end
such other business may come before II, vii DO
held NJ MEMPHIS, TENN. 10 The company onicss,
viii clo~e on October IS 1857. and open on Noyem.
her - iS7, Polls for such election Will also bc open
al Huntsville, Ala, on said date.
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Stage Of the Rivers.

Stage Of the Rivers.
OPFIcIALSIGNAL SERVICE, L. &. A.
MEMPHIS, October 2, pm. !
The following observations are taken nj all sta
lions named ut 10 meridian time, which Is one
hour Inter thnn Mcmphis time.
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l.oNpoS, Oct M--I p.m['rhc amount Of
bullion gone into the Hank Of England on
balance to-day u flGDo.
PAms, oct ~. Three per cent fcntcs, sif
NJ lsc for the account
nANK CiEAHiNGs.
CucA0o H., OFT N. Rank clcarings to-.
day were tl,Slr,01
Nrw oRLr,Ss, la, Oct 2J.-Clcarings of
the banks, 81, ga, 1D.
NEw IoRg, oct. d-llank clcnrings today
were flln,U mu, balances, a., iSI, td.
BouoN, Mass. Oct NJ Hank clcaring- To-
day were sla,WS, Sis, balances, 81, 1854
~. louis, Mo, Oct @-Thc bank clear.
ing- to-day wcr o., 6s1uJi. balances, Slsa. 5G
H,LrtNopr. Md, oct M-llank clearing,
to-day were i2O'3,iSp, balances S.Si, los
rmL,prLruA Pa, oct, 2G-Bank clear.
ing today were $685. Gl, balances, Si,Sil,-
utu
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Co,ington, Tenn, Oct. \. 1881.
SPECIAL TO COTTON SEED MEN

Tn IocaIIIlcs WheFc The American on Tfnsi has no
opposition.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-21
FINANCIAL

New YORK, May 20.--TSpecial Telegram
to the BEE Everybody was ex-
pecting bear market In stocks to-day, but
contrary to expectations prices held very
steady. London was not seriously affected
by the slump In the market yesterday and
some of the largest foreign houses were con-
fidently advising purchases Of stocks at about
current prices. New England was the most
active stock on the list and the Wormsers
were credited with having charge of the bull
pool formed in 1t some days ago. There was
some bearish talk from Chicago on the
Grangers 1t was claimed tina. the recent cut
in rates would seriously affect the revenues
in all Granger roads. A report was In circu-
lation stating that Manitoba earnings for the
fiscal year ending June so would show an in
crease of fully 5000, 900 and that the net earn
ings would be large enough to enable the
company to pay an 8 per cent dividend If 1t
chose to do so. Cotton seed oil moved up q
point but broke back quickly on stop orders.
st. Louis n San Francisco stocks were all
strong, preferred stock gainng ~ per cent
The London closing prices for stocks were
the highest of the day, and this exercised q
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LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. May 2O.-Ths Drovers' Jour
nal Reports as follows:
Cattie-Receipts, 2,OOO; weak and heavy,
and lOc lower; shipping steers, s3.9O@4 so;
stOckers and feeders, SS.O0(94.l0; cows. bulls
and mixed, 81. l0@SS0; bulk, $2.050330;
Texas cattle, S2.750D4.30.
HOgs-Receipts, 1900; brisk, strong and
higher; rough and mixed, $4.65Qe4 95; light,
$4,000 30; packing and shipping, 5000
$40; skips, $3.4094.A
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; stronger; natives
SS250a4.SO; western, SS3O(a4.25; Texans,
S2.s5(93.S5; lambs, Sl7596.OO.
National Stock Yards East St.
Louis, ILL.,, May D.-Cattle-Receipts, 400;
shipments, 1,G00; heavy native steers,
$4.50(94.90; fair to good shipping steers,
$4.00(64.40; butchers steers, fair to choice,
S3.GO(04.30; feeders, fair to choice, S3,6O9
4.S0: feeders, fair to good, S3.l0@4.l0; stock
ers. fair to good, ~. l0(G3.l5.
HOgs-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 1850;
active and stronger: choice heavy ana butch
ers' selections, S495@5.10; packing. fair to
good, S4. SN94 90; Workers, medium to prime.
$+.G084.75; pigs, common TO good, $iOO@
$50.
Kansas City, May 20 O-Cattle-Receipts
$500: shipments, 100; slow and about steady
common to choice, S3.9O(t4.40 cows, 81. COG
$50: stockers, s2.Go@SSo; feeding steers,
S3.35Qe395.
Hoes-Receipts, 1000: shipments. 2,OOO:
excited and lOc higher; common to choice,
Sil5@4.sO; skips and pigs, S3.0O94.lO.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, May 3O.-TSpeclal Telegram to
the BEE. best light and
medium weight cattle were hard to sell at
yesterdays prices, while coarse, heavy cattle
were very dull at a 1Oc decline, and sales
men pronounced 1t emphatically the worst
market of the year on big, heavy rancho cat
tie. There were some fat heavy rangers,
for which 1t was hard to get any kind of a
bid. The general market was about 59l0c
lower all around and trade was slow and
weak at the decline. The receipts for the
week are over 5000 heavier than last and are
considerably heavier than one year ago.
Some very choice ripe l55o,lb Hereford halt
blOOds sold at $475. Shipping
steers, 1850 to 1900 lbs. S4.3004.SO; 200
to 1880 lbs, S4250o4.75; $50 to l.2O0 lbs.,
$3 9O(94.5O; stockersand feeders $3.0O94. 10;
cows, bulls and mixed, S2.lO93.sO; bulk
S2,96(ea30: slOp-fed steers, $4.2594 IS;
Texas grassers, $2.75@3.50; corn-fed, $3.50
Gp4.30.
HOos-Business was brisk and prices a
strong SC higher, some sorts selling 10c better
than yesterday; a few fancy Philadelphias
sold at IS. l53hl7ls; best heavy, S4.9O@l0;
butcher weights $4.571<95.lO; heavy mixed,
S4.SO@S490; lighter mixed, $4.70(64.s0; light
weight, $i.40@4.5O; Workers, S4.769LW.
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bulish influence on the market. At noon
the whole list was very strong at about the
best prices for the day. Stocks were even
duler during the afternoon than they were
during the day. Chicago dispatches were
uniformly bearish, it being reported that the
Granger roads were engaged in fierce rate
war which was likely to extend and involve
territory tributary to Council Bluffs. In
spite OF the bear news, however, the market
rallied toward the close and the last quota.
tions were little changed from the opening.
Manitoba broke on the report that the North
ern Pacific had decided to build into Its terri
tory in retaliation for its efforts in the same
direction. The total sales were about 200, 600
shares.
GovERSMESTs-Gover bonds were
dull but steady.
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Live stock Sold.
Showing the number of cattle and hogs
bought by the leading buyers on to-day's
market:
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SlUIe UhIVUTsIty, WesIcynn university, State ChpI
tai.
Most of the Business Lots have doubled In price in
the last i2 months. Acrcand. withn2 miles
of the city Increased two
hundred per cent.
Tincoln IL the greatest Railroad Center OF its age
IN the world. Prick blocks pay to per cent Vacant
cost for N years.
lincoln is n great distributing point. Some whole
sale dealers have made prncely fortunes.
Build going mp in all directions Business gem
orally good. Bankers, retail merchants mechanics
etc. getting rich
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Live Stock Notes.

live StOCK NOtC3.
Steady markets.
About everything sold.
Hogs averaged better than yesterday.
f. G. Dodge, Wood River, was in and sold
four loads of cattle.
A. w. Clark, Papillon, was in and mar.
keted load of hogs.
t. G. Goodell. salesman for l.orimer West
erlield II Maley, is out again after severe
illness.
l.. l.. Darling, Tekamah. was in and mar
keted load OF hogs of his own feeding,
which brought the top price.
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General MarketS.

General Markets
NARNIsuEs-BaIrels, per gallon; rurni-
ture, extra, sllO; furniture, No. l. $l.OO;
%s en[. sstra sSs, sI Jsg :sSS 7Ss Sio .sPhaG% nn
Day PAINTS White lead, 7c; French zinc,
i2c: Pari; whiting, 21lc; whiting. gilders,
JAMESTOWN: isc; ismpbIscf. ordinary, SC;
Prussian blue SIC tramarine, lSc; vandyk-
brown, SC; lumber. burnt. &c; umDer raw, 4c;
sienna burnt. &C.; sienna. raw. 4c; Paris
mon. Sn ~: ihrome xrsen. en-, 'e9. Y. ts ac;
vornilllon American. lsc: lnalan
raw and bull Mt umber. D cans. nc; raw and
fned l.mpb:cr iac: Coach black and ii; ivory ~
black, Ice; drop black. l6c; Prusslan blue,
40c: u!tramarine black. lSc; chrome groen. L.,
\. SD;. lee; blind snd shutter green. L.; N.
Venetian red, se; Tuscan, &c; American can
vermillion, l.. & d., 2Oc; yellow ochre. EEL.
NJ. Il .. d.. !sc: good, .ochre. IGc: patsni
c9oT .s6 Ent OAK dark
.o DRUGS AND yHEMIcALs-Ac carbolic,
Goc; acid tartaric, .5ac; balssm copaiba, per
ID, 5Sc; bark sassafrss, per n, loc; caiomel,
form, per n, soc; Dover's powders. per lb,
pure, per h. Ssc Lead. @ acetate. Der siS. iS. sIe:
NJ aS fsi,sF pss ss sD sh olive sa al 'si!a5
oil origannum, SOC; opium, $3.50; qunine.
p. Il w. and X. Il s., per OF, 10c; potassium
iodide, per d, $3.50; salicin. per or, 4Oc: sui
phaIe morphine. Der OF. $50; sulphur, per
n &c: strychnine Der OF. Sl.2h.
=, PAINTS IN OII.--White lead. Omaha, r,
6afG; white lead, st. Louis, pure. &c; Mar
sIesn seal iae; French r zinc. &C. red seal; lie;
zinc. 75c: S VeSrmiiiion, English, in oil, W 7se !;
red, lOc: rose pink, lie; Venetian red, Cook
sons, 2Hc; Venetian red. American. 1llc;
red lead, TIC; chrome yellow, genuine, 20c;
chrome yellow X, 12c; ochre, rochelle. Sc;
55Hc; Winters mineral &c; L.enllgh blown,
hIpEs-Green butchers, 5l<(a6c; green
cured. &c; dry flint, l1@l2c; drv salt, 99l0c;
green calf skins, SC; damaged ides,
two-thirds price Tallow-SHc. Grease
p5sss Pm%s Pslis %hiteI 5 g; ellow, c brown, &c
SPIRIrs-Coiogne spirits. ,ss proof, sl.lO;
do lO1 proof. sl12; spirits second quality,
l0l proof, Sill 7; do loS proof. Sl.O9 AlcohOl.
lSs PROOF, ~ 10 per wine gallon. Redisti.led
whiskies, Sl.0O9l.50 Gin, blended SOD
400; Kentucky bOurbons, S2.0O0s6OO, Ken
tucky and Pennsylvania ryes, 200l16 50;
Golden Sheaf bourbon and rye whiskies
Sl.,NsSo BIsndles, imported, s5.0oas50;
@60O; domestic, Sl.25CaS.O6 Champasne
imported. per case. SIS OO(QSS. 90; American
! red ease. S10.0O0l6 .00.
.hEAvY HARDwARE-lron,, rate sa:s)
plow steel special cast ~ ;crucble steel, SIC
cast tools do. l291sc; wagon spoxes per set
v2OO(dS, 80; hubs. per set SIS: fellOe5
sawed dry, $50; tongues, each. SOC: axels
each. TO; square nuts, Der ID. 6l@7lc; coll
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-21
YESTERDAYS ouorATIo Ns.

MONEY on CALL-Easy at 495 per cent?
closed at per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-50t5L per
cent.
STERLING ExcIIANGE-Dull. steady and
UNCHANGED at S4.S5}a for sixty day bills,
$4.sG94 for demand.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-21

The receipts of hogs were liberal for this
time of the week. The market was about
steady with yesterday, but the quality of the
hogs was better, and several loads sold higher
than anything yesterday. The demand was
good and the pens were cleared at an early
hour.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-21
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Friday, May q
Cattle.
Hogs.

The receipts of cattle were still lighte
again to-day. The market was dull and SLOW
at prices barely steady with yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-21
DUMMY TRAINS.

Running between Council Bluffs and South
Omaha. In addition to the stations men
toned, trains stop at Twentieth and Twenty
fourth streets, and at Summit, in Omaha.
Westward.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-21

All sales OF stock IN this market are made
percwt. live weight unless otherwise stated.
Dead hogs sell at &c per h. for all weights.
"Skins, or hogs weighing less than 100 lbs.
nOyalue. Pregnant sowS are dOcked 40 los.
and stays 80 lbs. by the public inspector
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-21
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS
General Produce,

General Produce.
Friday, May 20.
The foItoD,ng prices are for round lots Of
produce. dS sofa on inc market tO-taY
EGGs-Receipts light. The bulk of the
stock is moving at 1l0ll19c.
BUTTER There is an occasional package
of fancy butter that sells above the quotations
given below. Chice country, 13@l5c; fair to
good 1OC0l2c; common, e@9c.
full cream flats, twins, l41ac; Young Ameri-
cas- 15c; fancy SWISS, 1Sc; Swiss. i'm
ported. CSC; Limburger. l4c; brick. l5C0l6c.
LIVE PoULTKY-Chicke S3.25@j.5O.
PoTAToEsaHome grown, small lots, from
store, s5@l0o; new potatoes, per bbl,
$5.00005.50.
ONfoNs-New southern, per bbI, $500
CABBAGE-New California stock sells at
APpLEs-The market is bare and there is
no stock of any account.
NEW VEaETABLEs-Top onions, per
dozen punches, l5t42Oc: radishes, per dozen
bunches 2Oa25c; lettuce, Soc; pie plant, per
lb. 21c; cucmbers per dozen SOC.
BEANs-lnferiors stock. 75oa 81. 90; ; good clean
country, Sl.0O0l: %; medium, hand picked,
$l4O@l.5o; hand picked. navy, 81. .5O8l;6o.
bacon, rib io}s breakfast bacon, plain. lie;
dry salt sides, S]<9sIc; dried beef, regular, 10
| @llc; dried beet, ham pieces, l3c; lard, 50-lb
| cans, nc; 20-lb cans, Fairbanks, TIC; 10-lb
Sc; S-b cans. Fair rbanks, slGc.
LEMoNs-Messina, choice, per box, $3.50
| @ 90.
| oRANGEs--Cslifornia, Los Angeles. per
s.75; Messina imperial, fancy, 5.5o;, San
5 box lots, S2.s5.
| STRAwBERRIEs-Th receipts are liberal
and the market lower. Choice stock, per
| BANANAs-Largeb punches, per bunch, $3.50
| (14.0O.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-21
NEB.

Ten Railroads, and more are coming. 15C
Trains Daily.